P Weisfuse, DMD, is a dentist in New York, New York, with 18 years of experience.
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Gender
Female (Approximately 48% of Dentists in New York, NY are Female)
Degree Type
DMD (Approximately 25% of Dentists in New York, NY have DMD degree)
Medical Specialties
Dentist (There are 1,157 Dentists available in New York, NY, which is 117 times the average number of Dentists in similar U.S. locations)
Experience
18+ Years of Experience (About 20% more than the average Dentist in New York, NY)
Languages Spoken
English
Common Conditions
Based on the training and education, P Weisfuse, DMD may treat patients with the following conditions. Please always check with P Weisfuse, DMD directly about which exact conditions she treats.
Rotated Teeth
Narrow Smile
Loss Of Enamel Translucency
Cracked Enamel
Yellow Teeth
Tooth Discoloration
Tobacco Teeth Staining
Enamel Hypoplasia
Excess Gum Tissue
Small Teeth
Inadequate Tooth Display
Cosmetic Effects Of Fluorosis
Excessive Tooth Display
Uneven Crown Length Appearance
Stained Teeth From Coffee
Worn Enamel
Flattened Smile Line
Cosmetic Effects Of Enamel Defects
Mismatched Implant Crowns
Chipped Teeth
Payments From Medical Companies
(These can include payments from pharmaceutical companies, medical device companies, and other companies.)
P Weisfuse, DMD has received over $4,605 in payments from medical companies (2 times the average Dentist in New York, NY)
Over $3,178 in payments for Travel and Lodging (32 times the average Dentist in New York, NY)
Over $1,426 in payments for Food and Beverage (5 times the average Dentist in New York, NY)
Henry Schein, Inc. - $1,426.71 payment for Food and Beverage on 07/10/2022
Henry Schein, Inc. - $1,959.84 payment for Travel and Lodging on 07/10/2022
Henry Schein, Inc. - $1,218.77 payment for Travel and Lodging on 07/10/2022
Overview of What Patients Across the Web Are Saying
The feedback on Dr. P. Weisfuse centers on a root canal that the reviewer describes as a serious failure of care. The reviewer alleges the procedure was performed on a tooth that, by their account, had no symptoms and may not have needed treatment at all. They describe an incident during the procedure in which a metal instrument was reportedly placed in the nose while the provider was looking away. Some years later, according to the reviewer, canals had been missed and became infected, prompting an endodontist to redo the work completely and to advise against having a general dentist perform root canals in the future. The reviewer says the tooth was ultimately lost. The text does not address bedside manner, office operations, or staff, so nothing about those areas can be drawn from it. These remain the reviewer's allegations and perceptions, and the account clearly conveys deep dissatisfaction with the clinical outcome.
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